Got a Linux kernel panic "System is deadlocked on memory" when trying to debug memory issues on a RPi board. First time I see this kind of panic from the Linux kernel 🫣
Morreu Alejo Pacín Jul, membro de @gpul_. Perdemos un loitador do software e hardware libre, un hacker.
Enxeñeiro informático e tamén un gaiteiro.
Qué a terra che sexa leve.
Respect.
Apertas a todos os colegas de @gpul_
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Have you seen this message recently pushing to github?
GitHub Accidentally Exposed their SSH RSA Private key forcing them to update their private key(and the public key as a result) which means new SSH connections now fail unless you update the key in your known_hosts file.
But what does this mean? how bad is this? how does SSH authentication really work? Watch my coverage video to learn more
@sahajsarup The GPUs also are named "AMD Radeon" and not "ATI Radeon." This is totally expected after an acquisition, no idea why it looks weird to you.
A couple of weeks ago, Linus gave a talk introducing LibJS and SerenityOS at the TC39 meeting in A Coruña. 🐞🇪🇸
Sadly there was no video recording, but a transcript of the talk is now available! 🤓
https://t.co/40rOURlADK
I’ve moved the @googlechrome Custom Handlers implementation to a new component. This new architecture has many advantages for chrome based browsers; I talk about this in my new post: https://t.co/rjhDNgO0Tt
I was today years old when I found out Cloudflare has a wall full of lava lamps they feed into a camera as a way to generate randomness to create cryptographic keys
12 years ago, I was just a kid, hacking on WebKit and trying to get this canvas demo by @hakimel to go faster.
Fast forward to today, I just got it running somewhat fluidly in the SerenityOS Browser and this is so cool holy shit 🤓🐞🍥
Demo here: https://t.co/RRnIHACXQl
Just discovered 'sotruss' -- a simple and amazing CLI tool to trace library/function calls on a program (similar to strace). It is part of the glibc-dev package. #sotruss#strace
@regocas @gsnedders@voxpelli@johnwilander@jensimmons@WPEWebKit@igalia What @gsnedders said is right. WPE runs should be pretty similar to WebKitGTK ones, but not identical. Meanwhile both @WebKit ports share lot of code, there are differences between them. We are planing to have WPE runs in https://t.co/0DC6rUQSxq soon (before end of year).
Wow! This is wild! All the whole FB infrastructure down: even their internal network. Employees are unable to communicate or enter the building (connected door access). The issue has been triggered by a misconfiguration on their BGP servers https://t.co/KHTwuXXGqY #facebook#fail
Last year, during the @webkit contributors meeting, I reported that @igalia was responsible for 15.5% of all WebKit commits. Huge! By end of the year, it had gone up a bit. This year, I'm happy to report we're sitting at *16.4%* at this time - awesome!
I just discovered this amazing python foot-gun! Arguments with a default value are only evaluated once at parse time. So you can easily end sharing the same object by mistake between different invocations if you don't pass an explicit value https://t.co/pUOTO8LYCE
@gsnedders Think about how much more you would be willing to pay each day that you enjoy the upgrade. Then calculate how many days of use you estimate you will give to it. So, now you can calculate that and have some maths to play with it. But in the end the decision is personal
At @Igalia we are looking for a Core Engineer. If you are a developer with a passion for #FOSS who loves knowing a bit of everything and looking for a #RemoteJob in a flat company, check out our opening:
https://t.co/nXhwBSK2AB